eventually i left justice and moved to upstate new york, got a job at a law firm, good job, holding the family together, that i could not find a new york doctor to prescribe opioids the way my washington, d.c., dr. would. i eventually turned to a friend and asked if he could get something for pain, and this is an old friend i had known for years, and he said i can get oxycontin, which is heroine in a pill. there's no two ways about it. it is an offensive term called hillbilly heroin when the company first brought it on the market, and that is because in appalachia, people were taking the pills, crushing, injecting them, overdosing on that come and dying. i knew about it as a prosecutor. had dealt with it. it had just come on the market. they put a lot of money into saying it was not addictive, and note outd a foot of an article that was completely fraudulent. as soon as i tried oxycontin, i was a completely different animal. it was completely different from percocet. when you run out of percocet, you feel like you have a cold, but it is manageable. when i ran out of oxycontin, i started

in upstate new york, in the beautiful lakes of upstate new york, we now have a toxic algae that is spreadinghe drinking water. in long island, there's something they called the plume, and discharge from the old factory that carries 30 years of industrial stain and contaminants and it's literally moving to the south shore of long island where it will poison thousands of homes. we must attack these growing health threats now. because we will not poison our children. we've been talking about them for years. no more procrastination. let's resolve these issues and let's do it this year. [applause] we call an end to any investment in fossil fuel related activities in the pension fund. the future of the environment, the future of the economy and future of our children is all in clean technology and we should put our money where our mouth is. thank you for your great work. [applause] last year, we announced one of the largest offshore wind projects in the nation. this year, i'm proud to announce that we will be putting out two rfp's for every 800 megawatts. power when power to 400,000 york state hou

and i want to bring note to upstate new york and vermont and new hampshire. have flood watches and flood warnings neck rigin effect righ. you say, derek, what are you talk about, flooding or spring rains? well, it's a militxture of both. that rain melted the snow and the additional precipitation allowing for the potential for flooding. then on top of that, our cold air marches in from the west. and that transitions our rainfall into snow. but first it has to go to a round of ice. we have potential for upwards of a quarter inch of ice stretching into maine and still another potential 6 to 12 inches of snowfall in upstate new york. let me take you to another part of the world. this is rime ice in the northeast china. you get fog and low clouds hanging around. temperatures are so cold and water droplets form around everything, including the trees. >> it's very pretty. >> i like this video, i should say, and i like to end on a good note. >> derek, thank you. >>> okay. he's just 20 years old, and thanks to buying a lottery ticket at this gas station in florida, he

the heaviest snow totals done now, we have another six inches, upwards of ten inches for upstate new yorkcan't need to be a meteorologist to see right where the cold front is located. look at new york. 52 now. look at detroit, 13 degrees. we have about 700 miles that separates the two. but i mean, this front is marching eastward and packing quite a punch. another blast of arctic air expected. check out the temperatures for these locations. it's not only the eastern half of the united states dealing with cold weather, let me take you to northeast china. beautiful visuals out of this region. unique, as well. this is called rhyme ice. rhyme ice happens in places like mountainous regions where fog or low clouds settle in. temperatures are so cold that water droplets freezes to the surface of trees. >> lovely, lovely picture. >> end on a positive note. >> thank you. >>> a major milestone has been reached for the first time in one country. women have been allowed to attend a men's soccer match. stadiums in three saudi cities will be open to women. it's the latest move toward a more open society

stores in new england and upstate new york is looking for a smaller menu it will be rolled out nationwide by the end of march. >>> major stock indices are seeing solid gains. how equities fare in the beginning of the year tell us what to expect as the months goes on. the dow closed $25,000, the nasdaq up by 58. s&p 500 up by 19. this morning futures are pointing to a higher open. >>> a little girl is taking credit for a rare snowfall last week. >> victoria was visiting her grand parents and wanted to see snow for the first time, she said a prayer. even though it was cold, she ran around and enjoyed it as much as possible. >> thank you for that. >> firefighters braved the cold and battled a blaze in west philadelphia overnight. >> space x sends a secret satellite into the sky, the few details we know about the launch up next. before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn't the what's so good about fios anyway? uh. what's so great about a 100% fiber-optic network that makes your gaming system actuallyy? hey. d yh? haha, garbage boy! dad, ilready took out ben. it's not optic netw

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a small company in upstate new york. 5,000 rules and regulations. one day we are going to take a deep breath and create a efficient, competent way to regulate and not allow every state and city to throw rules on top of rules. maria: much of the expense at corporate has been going to hiring lawyers and compliance experts. that's god to be good for the bottom line. jamie dimon: we just need as a country to do a better job balancing those two. maria: are you more poised to use extra savings from the tax plan and rollback in regulations to buy back stock and create new jobs? >> our dividend will consistently go up like the always has. primary thing is always use your capital to grow. that's why we are here. that's investing in communities, countries, going to countries around the world. we opened 20 commercial banking branches in the united states in the last 20 years. regulators want banks to hold their capital. a lot of it was held for regulatory purposes. but at one point banks use it to grow. you can't turn growth on and off. some will do buyback. b

>> so they're going to be trialing this reduced menu in pert parts of new england and upstate new york total menu will be impacted. less options when it comes to the afternoon in particular. for you with your new year's resolutions, don't need to worry about the loss of bagels and muffins, but the smoothes and local. >> bill o ma, never disappoint. live from london. >> can we see the up close and personal shot of louis again. you have to love that. can we bring that up again. >> there it is. print that out and save it, louis. >> great for my office. go right there. barnacles picture, my picture. >> trump administration puts new price tag at the border wall. multibillion dollar cost just part of the infrastructure. >>> scary scene for drivers left on the road as snowstorm sweeps in. that story plus bill karins is back for a check on forecast here at home. let's begin. yes or no? do you want the same tools and seamless experience across web and tablet? do you want $4.95 commissions for stocks, $0.50 options contracts? $1.50 futures contracts? what about a dedicated service team of tradin

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44 and said we lose new york if you don't do something about the jews who were trying to escape the nazis and the war refugee board. they only saved a couple thousand people, in upstate new york. in that sense -- in any way -- >> could he have bombed the trains? >> rutledge complained he didn't bomb auschwitz, and hitler's lines were the easiest thing to prepare and the nazis -- it was so intense, using the war in the last year, they kept using, sending people to death camps instead of using them for factory work, plus hitler and the nazis were so intent. >> now that we are in the war, how is roosevelt as a war tactician? here he was working, you describe going all the way working with churchill, how was his political judgment with respect to the war? >> very impressive. when we got into the war public opinion was very eager to fight the japanese first. there was rage against japan, a surprise attack. roosevelt -- people said that, and while they hated hitler and the nazi's, they wanted to fight japan first. roosevelt and churchill understood the wisest strategy, they represented the greatest threat. they defeated hitler and the nazis, japan would succumb of its own

north of toronto and upstate new york and you new england.high pressure dominating so that means plenty of sunshine much as the high moves off the coast we get into a southwesterly flow. that's how temperatures are going to make it into the 50s. watch the warming trend. the jet extreme gives us a break. it lifts a little bit to the north. it does include philadelphia, its suburbs and southeast and that means not only 40s for tomorrow but then 50s for saturday, sunday, monday maybe even tuesday. tomorrow make it to 42 finally above average. sunny skies and a west wind. for the birds, well, tailgate weather will be fine, in the 50s, comfortable and sunshine. just a really nice day on sunday. kickoff temperature 48 much that's at six:40 of course. the sun will set by then. by the fourth quarter, 45-degrees with a partly cloudy skies. a little bit of a win out of the southwest and that will put a chill in the air but nothing like we've seen the past couple games. from the weather authority, saturday, 50, sunday 53, a chance of a shower monday, bu

ultimate doppler we have some showers in upstate new york and new england they pass by the poconos but more rain to come. and as we look ahead we're going to be seeing the showers move in for the morning rush. overnight, temperatures will generally be in the 40s. during the day tomorrow, we go hour by hour and see that rain move in. in the morning and then it gets heavier as we move toward the late morning period. so coming up we're talking about rain some possible street flooding associated with it. a few thunderstorms are possib possible. also gusts to about 45 miles an hour in those storms. we'll talk more about this coming up with your seven day. i'll see in you few minutes. >> they say wait five minutes but this is a major change. kathy see you then. in philadelphia police are searching for this man and woman in connection to 595-point robberies. each one happened on januar january11th at various locations along 60th street and 63rd street. police say that the male suspect would approach victims, pull out a knife and demand items. he would then hand them over to the female suspect

the victims have not been officially identified, but the new york times reports they include a family of five vacationing from upstate new york. the cause of the crash is under investigation. irlifted to >>> then there's this, no word on a mountain biker's condition tonight. as you can see, this biker had to be airlifted to safety yesterday after a bad crash on a trail in martinez. the man was taken to the hospital with a head injury and several broken bones. >>> still to come, terrifying new video, the fireworks show that sent new year's eve revelers running for their lives. >> also tonight the bay area surfer bitten by a shark, what experts say could be luring the predators closer to shore. >> plus we are just hours away from green monday. we have a closer look at the start of the new era in california. >> we are just days away from the return of rain in california. we'll have a complete forecast as we look live from sutro toward the bridge. it's all happening after a break. new video from austraila. a fireworks show earlier in new south wales ended in a huge explosion. [ screaming ] >>> it all ended happily, but a

in upstate new york, a stretch of i-90 in buffalo was shut down after a train reaction crash involving 20 vehicles and chicago it's so cold people are lighting fires to keep rail switches from freezing over. >>> fumes forced children from the friends select school out of classes, chopper 6 hd was over the facility after 9:00 a.m. as the students were escorted on to waiting buses, we are waiting to hear what caused the fumes and how long it took for those students to return to the classes. >>> chopper 6 hd was above the scene where a car ran into a roth department store in levitt town. and the car crashed at 11:15 this morning. the building was damaged as a result of the accident. no word on what caused the driver to hit the store. >>> from the nation's capital, a new war of words from president trump and north korean leader, kim jong un. and this after the president fired off a tweet that his nuclear button is more powerful. we are joined now live from washington with more. >> reporter: good afternoon, reopening the hot line between north korea and south korea could signal a thaw in re

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>> reporter: she makes the trip to upstate new york for the retreat. she meets her fellow campers and the full-time residents. >> you guys are so sweet. look at their faces. >> open up gently. >> reporter: the weekend kicks off with a meditation session. >> you may notice that there's some spots of your chest that feel pain, stickiness, tightness, loneliness. >> i think right now they're acclimating, they're bonding, they're starting to get to know each other. >> reporter: now it's time to get down to business. in a group session, amy details her own journey. >> the darkness followed me, and this anger that followed me everywhere i went. >> reporter: then everyone takes a turn revealing their own pain. >> this is tough. okay. so my story is i dated someone about five years ago. i was in it, then he would just disappear. that was just crushing for me. i want love in abundance for myself. and i just don't want to have fear anymore. >> reporter: to help her reach that goal, amy has assembled a team of experts. even the menu is designed with heart healing

and in the east thawing conditions caused ice jams along the great lakes in upstate new york. and flooding near pittsburgh ruining this entire lot of brand new cars. >> this dangerous driving continuing into the night and eva joins us live from jfk airport. affecting flights as well. >> reporter: that's right. nationwide more than 5,000 flights delayed. 1,000 canceled today. david. >> this storm on the move and bringing bone chilling cold and let's get to rob marciano life on new york's west side highway. we can see the fog behind you as well rob. >> reporter: yeah, it's bad. the warm side of the system bringing its own set of problems. you can't see the bridge behind me. look at the precip. it is huge. kentucky and tennessee and ohio, pittsburgh getting into the frozen precip and albany as well tonight. difference at midnight. 55 in new york. 18 in syracuse, raining through the morning and daytime tomorrow. boston could see flooding and temps fall below freezing and then we're back into the fridge on sunday. david. >> all these wild temperature swings continue. >>> next the de

the smaller menu will roll out in england and upstate new york and the rest of the country before the end of march. duncan will eliminate slower moving items such as afternoon sandwiches and smoothies and flatbread. but the majority of items will stay on the menus including doughnuts, coffee and breakfast sandwiches. >> just give people their doughnuts. >> that's all i wanted. >> welcome back. >>> well, we are under a microclimate weather alert this morning. a live look now at san francisco. just one part of the bay area already feeling that impact of the powerful storm. meteorologist kari hall coming up. >>> and with the rain finally some snow. hopefully the storm will help the sierra snow pack only 3% of normal this year. the most snow expected to fall near yosemite. i was up in the tahoe area and there was nothing. i mean, there was a lot of rain which is nice, but, you know, it was tough up there. 3%. >> wow. >> that's really bad. >> you can see all the grass around it. >> this is still fairly warm snow and it will take a while before the snow levels start to drop. that is what we

we could see upwards of a foot of snow especially upstate new york with some enhancement off of the lake. ice will be a major factor. a tenth of an inch to a quarter of an inch possible could cause dangerous conditions on the roads and downed trees and power lines as well. we're also worried about a flash freeze. on the back side of this, temperatures are taking a 20 to 40 degree drop in 24 hours. rochester, new york, today was 59, tomorrow 16 degrees. 59 in pittsburgh, 18 by saturday. that cold air continues east as we go into sunday. >> we enjoyed the break as short lived as it was. >> very short lived. >> dylan, thank you. >>> there's a new alert from the cdc today. this year's deadly flu outbreak has now expanded to every state but hawaii. this flu season is shaping up to be three times worse than last year. doctors warn the strain is taking a drastic toll on children across the country. we sent our gabe gutierrez to the cdc headquarters for details. >> take a nice deep breath. >> reporter: tonight for the first time in 13 years the flu is just about everywhere in the continental u.s

in fact, just a couple weeks ago i went upstate new york, this little town where i grew up, and i tooky cellphone and i kinda went down memory lane. i went to the trailer park i lived at and the exact trailer i lived in with my mom and she probably worked three jobs to make $90 a week. i went to the house where me and my dad lived in a bathroom, literally almost a year's worth... a little electric heater that kept us warm. i went to the garage i worked out of. and at that phase in my life, that time in my life, i just thought that was who i was. i didn't go to college, i had dyslexia, i didn't have money, of course it takes money to make money.

events in upstate new york and elsewhere have been cancelled and well into 2018, stronger winds are seteven colder. sarah corker, bbc news. over two million people lined rio de janeiro's copacabana beach for the 17 minute firework display — one of the first major south american cities to see in the new year as 2018 sweeps across the globe. big ben bongs. the iconic sound of big ben strikes in london. the party began with 10,000 fireworks along the river thames. the skies above berlin's brandenburg gate were lit up in every colour. the countdown in paris was watched by thousands at the arc de triomphe, as fireworks dazzled in the darkness. perhaps one of the most spectacular displays didn't involve fireworks at all. in dubai, they lit up the world's tallest building with lasers. the burj khalifa becoming a shimmering canvas, visible almost 100 kilometres away. hong kong ushered in 2018 with style. victoria harbour was transformed into sparkling splendour. auckland was the first major city to see in the new year with its sky tower lit up... five, four, three, two, one! ..followed by sydne

events in upstate new york and elsewhere have been cancelled and well into 2018, stronger winds are set sarah corker, bbc news. north korean leader kimjong—un has made a defiant new year message saying he is always within reach of the nuclear button. it comes after months of escalating tensions over his country's weapons programme. in the televised message, its reported kim jong—un said: "the nuclear button is always on my table. this is not blackmail but reality." he went on to say he will use nuclear weapons only when north korea's security is threatened. china's leader, xijinping, has used his new year's message to suggest his country will play a greater role in international affairs in 2018. under previous presidents, china kept a lower international profile, but president xi set out his foreign affairs priorities in a number of areas. translation: as a responsible major country, china must speak out. china will staunchly safeguard the authority and status of the united nations and actively fulfill its due responsibility and duty in international affairs. china will honor its promis

some of you know about the plattsburgh movement in upstate new york. theodore roosevelt and general leonard woods. that is a private movement where young men volunteered, and in some cases paid, in order to go to upstate new york and be yelled at by retired army officers. roosevelt and wood did not think this would create the nucleus of an american army. what they hoped it would do is shame president wilson into doing something himself. he didn't. many of the people dead. this is one of my favorite examples. this is an ad from at&t. it says, we are prepared -- you can see paul revere making his midnight ride in 1775. the rest of the image is a telephone in front of a map that reads, the bell telephone system. the ad reads in part "in its wonderful preparedness to inform its citizens of a national lead, the united states stands alone. it commands the entire bell telephone system, which completely covers our country with its network of wires." in other words, we will do it. private citizens will do it. kyle evans, one of the pennsylvania railroad vice pre

. >> reporter: upstate new york, a 75 car pile up left at least one person dead, and, scenes like thisn cedar rapid iowa are playing out as fires all over the country. >> we're fighting equipment freezing up because when it gets wet, we froze up like a pop sickle. >> reporter: for all of the danger and headaches this massive cold snap has been causing there are those, who are finding the fun, and beauty in it. teens in louisville, kentucky a city best men for baseball bats it produces are playing pond hockey. >> growing up here in louisville i have never done this personally before came out 8:00 a.m. this morning negative 1 degrees. it is incredible to be out here. >> reporter: one of the few places that is relatively balmy anchorage alaska where skaters were in t-shirts, temperatures tuesday were in the 40's and about twice as warm, hanna doba for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> alaska is experiencing unusually warm weather. >> you can say that again. 44 degrees in anchorage yesterday which had a record set first in 1981 and matched in 2011. some parts of the area even reached temperatur

we're also looking at additional snowfall, about 1 to 2 inches across upstate new york.tem will pull away. it's the cold temperature objection b behind it. >> also this morning there is more fallout from president trump's alleged racist remarks about certain countries during an immigration meeting as the white house scrambles to contain the damage. promine prominent congressional leaders are speaking out. all of this has the president gets his first physical since taking office. kelly o'donnell is traveling with the president. she's near his mar-a-lago estate in florida. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sheinelle. the president's fitness has been the subject of conversation and criticism. both his medical health and his leadership style. first the medical report. president trump was examined at the walter reed national military hospital friday. the physician who has treated three presidents is a rear admiral. dr. jackson told the white house that the approximate the is in excellent health. they put a report but the doctor will be in the briefing to provide detail

. >> reporter: in upstate new york, a 75-car pileup left at least one person dead. scenes like this are playing out all over the country. >> we're fighting equipment freezing up. as soon as it gets wet, it froze up like a popsicle. >> reporter: for all the headaches and dangerous cold snap the cold weather is causing they're finding the fun and beauty in it. teams in louisville are playing pond hockey. >> growing up in louisville, i've never done this personally before. came out this morning. negative 1 degrees. >> reporter: in balmy alaska, skaters were in t-shirts. temperatures tuesday were in the 40s, about twice as warm as normal. and although alaska is expected to cool down today, the high temperatures aren't really out of the ordinary. the last three years rank among the warmest years on record in the street. anne-marie. >> hena doba here in new york. thanks a lot, hena. >> chief meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz has more on our big nor'easter and the snowfall potential. >> many waking up this morning to a deep freeze. we have winter storm wa

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events in upstate new york and elsewhere have been cancelled and well into 2018, stronger winds are setder. sarah corker, bbc news. north korean leader kimjong—un has made a defiant new year message, saying he is always within reach of the nuclear button. it comes after months of escalating tensions over his country's weapons programme. in the televised message, it's reported kim jong—un said "the nuclear button is always on my table. this is not blackmail but reality". he went on to say he will use nuclear weapons only when north korea's security is threatened. well, earlier i was joined by our correspondent in seoul, sophie long. i asked her if the message from kim jong—un was a clear message for washington. this was his new year message that has become a tradition here. it was broadcast here early this morning on the state television service, and those certainly were the headlines. he said that the whole of the united states mainland is now within reach of his nuclear weapons and he said "i have the nuclear button on my desk". he says "that's not a threat, it is simply reality". and

new york city. as we see these rash crashing temperatures, overnight the wind will be a factor. we have wind chill advisories up from the northeast, from upstate new york down through the appalachians. and also keep in mind flash freezing. if you see any standing water on the rose, that will freeze overnight as temperatures will be below the 32-degree mark. wind chill forecast, waking up to 4 in new york city, for sunday. forecast highs not getting much better. we'll be very winter-like. we have a trough here across much of the country. on the flip side, out to the west, some milder temperatures. now at the end of the week, we'll be watching for the potential for a coastal low developing off the coast of the carolinas. for now, the snow depth has at least been obliterated across new york and boston, but that, combined with the rain totals the laf 24 hours will create river flood warnings at least through tomorrow. reena. >> ninan: pamela gardner, thank you. conclude is trying to reach a deal by the end of next week to extend the obama-era daca program. it alowlz children brought illegally to the u.s. to live without fear of deportation. many a

this case during 2 20 years f not writing this book i wrote another great character set in an upstate new york graveyard and the only thing good about it as i had sort of sold in the format from hello messenger and i thought it was beautiful that people could get on there and cross talk. you have a name and then some ungrammatical paired with richard spelling and at the end of somebody goes to respond that they would start breaking up and then you believe in talking to each other anymore. so i had written a book and it didn't go anywhere. but i remembered that and thought that if they purchased model talking. then i have a former student of mine who have nowhere wrote me a text and said if you ever wrote a novel that would be like this story of yours then novel of all logs and then i had this feeling of bliss like someone said would you like some ice cream with chocolate and you say yes that's the kind of feeling i sometimes get maybe not but pronounced something like that and at that time i was just reading them notice when you take the book apart it is a series of monologues and then i told

different than dozens of other streets that dead end at the canadian border in this part of upstate new york, but the asylum seekers have turned this rural street into a busy crossing point. >> i don't know how the word spread that that was the place to go, but i think in february they had about 400 people cross and then in august there were 5,000. if we're going to look at the real causes to it, it would be people afraid to stay in the united states, fear of deportation, um, fear of harassment. >> reporter: according to village lore, janet's home was once part of the network that smuggled escaped slaves into canada. >> this house is locally known as one of the underground railroad houses. so, there was an active underground railroad line going right through this area up to canada. of course, we're only a couple of miles from the border, so, it makes sense. >> reporter: so what do you have here? >> 25 years ago we tore the floor back, we saw a big cistern. it was huge, probably about six feet deep. um, and we think that that is where the underground railroad passengers were probably kept whe

and watch this time lapse of a frozen river breaking up in upstate new york. chunks of ice choking forcing the river up, then releasing the river and the ice dangerously downstream. >> and it is cold out there. let's get right to rob on the west side highway. rob, how cold? how long are we talking? >> well, last 24 hours it is a body shocking drop in temperatures. in some cases 50 degrees colder now than it was this time yesterday. any water on the ground is flash freezing, some of those ice floes slowing down but may be jams going on tomorrow. temperatures brute a morning temp, below freezing all the way down to the gulf of mexico. 31 degrees in the big couple in windchills, it will be tough in the morning. below zerl feel like in burlington. another cold shot comesin. snow for the morning rush in chicago on monday and indianapolis and detroit, a light coating but, again, more cold after a very, very brief thaw. cecilia. >> get inside, my friend, rob. thank you. >>> we wand to turn to a major headline in hollywood. superstar mark wahlberg, the actor under fir

upstate new york a little more conservative. don't like the idea that we can divide ourselves into smaller and smaller groups and stick with the people that are like us. the real answer like this actually is to revive the california g.o.p. which has been nowhere for years it doesn't really have a strong presence it doesn't make the populist argument that president trump won on in 2016. the people of california. steve: they are trying to do it by the books. exactly the way west virginia did it and got out of that all right. ainsley: tell us about your op-ed nancy pelosi. >> you have been featuring it on the show quite rightly with the crumbs. i mean, but it really catches something really important a big political shift that's happened it used to be the case democrats were the party for working americans and the republicans actually struggled with this idea that they were for the rich. donald trump has completely turned that around. brian: as a billionaire. >> now it's the trump administration that is winning and doing practical